Override for compliance map results [EDI 4.2]

New RunMap options allow you to override the default location for good and bad compliance map data. You can now specify the full file paths for storing compliance map results. These options correspond to the new -ab and -ag ECRTP command line parameters. See “RunMap options” for more information. See also Chapter 4, “Working with the Address Book,” and Chapter 17, “Running Maps,” in the ECMap User Guide.

Specifying a file to use in place of a BAD EDI file [EDI 4.2]

A new -ab switch allows you to specify which file to use in place of the BAD EDI file. You must specify a full path and file name.

If you specify the -ab switch from the command line, ECRTP ignores the original BAD EDI destination, and writes the BAD EDI file to the path and file name you specify as parameters on the command line.
If the file specified by the -ab switch is passed in the MemIOStruct, ECRTP writes to the memory buffer instead of disk.
If you specify a file name without a path, ECRTP writes the BAD file to the current working directory for disk I/O, which may or may not be the map directory.

Applies to

Inbound maps.

ECRTP version

4.2

Command line syntax

The syntax for this switch is:

-ab path/filename

Substituting a BAD file name in Windows

Open the Run Inbound Map window.
Click the Option 2 tab.
Click Browse next to the Substitute Bad Filename field and choose an appropriate destination directory and file name.

Specifying a file to use in place of a GOOD EDI file [EDI 4.2]

In ECRTP version 4.2, for inbound maps only, a new -ag switch allows you to specify which file to use in place of the GOOD EDI file. You must specify a full path and file name.

If you pass the -ag switch from the command line, ECRTP ignores the original GOOD EDI destination, and writes the GOOD EDI file to the path and file name you specify as parameters on the command line.
If the user specifies a file name without a path, then ECRTP writes the GOOD file to the current working directory for disk I/O, which may or may not be the map directory.

Applies to

Inbound maps.

ECRTP Version

4.2

Command line syntax

The syntax for this switch is:

-ag path/filename

Substituting a GOOD filename in Windows

Open the Run Inbound Map window.
Click the Option 2 tab.
Click Browse next to the Substitute Good Filename field and choose an appropriate destination directory and file name.